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Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02

A gentleman who has resided in the
Yellowstone National park for many
years, and is well acquainted with its con-
dition, says that "thc game in the park is
increasing, while the number Of visitors
increases. At the present time. there are
two herds of buffalo, aggregating about
1870; there are about 5000 elk, zoe. OF, 800
mountain sheep, 80 moose, several hun
dred antelope, 600 blacktail deer, the
streams contain many beaver, streams
and lakes full Of trout, mountain lions are
frequently met with, wildcats and lynx
quite abundant, otter, martin and minks
quite plentiful New York Post.ye au
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02
poot ,rhittier,s proteat.

The autograph flend has exhausted even
the exemplary patience of Mr.. Whittier,
who has written to The Critic. that he
finds it impossible to reply to solicitations
which reach him by every mail for auto
graphs, notices of books and answers to
questions on matters of no real interest to
the writers or himself. He has neither
time nor strength for the examination
and criticism Of manuscripts, and cannot
be responsible for the carc of them. The
letters Of friends, known and unknown,
are always welcome, and he trusts that
his age and state of health will excuse an
occasional delay in responding to them.
New York Commercial Advertiser. es
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02
THE DESTINY MAKER.

Ehc canacs and who iinger'd there,
IEaw thai she was very fair;
And, With my Eighs that pride Suppressed,
There rose trembling wish for rest
Bat |, who had fcsoiv'd TO be
Tho maker Of my destiny, .lN
Iturnd me to my task and wrought. Va.
And so forgot tho passing thought,
Bhe paused; aud who questioned there,
heard she WIS as good as mir; ~. su
And in.my eoui q still. small voice slts
Enjolnl me not to check my choice.
'a But !. who had resolv'd TO be lnH
The maker Of my destiny, aiii 81 Hl,b
Ihase the gentle guardian down
And tried TO think about renoNn.
She left; and who wander fear
There's nothing moro TO zee or hear; nta
Those walls that ward my paradise MN
Are very high, nor open twice.
And l, who had rcsoly'd 10 DO
The maker Of my destiny,
Can only whit without the gate
And and sigh. 100 latcl too latel~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02
variations Of a Single Form.

A spectroscopic study of the sun has
given Professor j. N. Lockyer, the Eng
lish astronomer, reason for believing that
the substances now regarded las ele-
mentary are really compound; while, Pro
fessor William Crookes, probably as able
a physicist as any living, finds that the
observed phenomena of. chemistry and
physics point very strongly to. the con-
cIusion that an the so-called elements are
but variations of single form of matter,
which he terms ''protyle. "-Arkansaw
1NnaVAlar ~ ~ ~ "a ID -
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02
Derivation Of "noodle."

A writer in a Washington newspaper
suggests that the. word Doodle is doubt
less derived from the Dutch word boo
de, p which means property or goods. A
f'boedelster, y he says, d the attorney or
other person who finally possesses the
''boedel. ~ AL 8sss' ~ sla sra ~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02

A fashion writer Of the female sex
says: 7"Ih dress we are nothing but
monkeys" The writer may be an ex-
cepuon, but who ever saw monkey
alfred in a corset, a twenty-dollar hat,
seventeen-button gloves, a lot Of. false
hair, and seven hundred dollars worth
of dry gOodss ~ '@af -. f~
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02
Instruction Books and Piano Stools.
Catalogues and Prico Lists, on application. rnl
CHICAGO COTTAGE ORGAN co.
S3f Blue island Avenue. CHICAGO. III.
In Chsncery at Clarksyille-S,ate Of
Tennessee.
CLERK & MASTERS OFFICE, 1
March 10TH, 1887.
Parrish, BuclSner & CO., Compainants, VS.. Il
y S. RiYes ct al. Defendanls.

1t appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, that the Defendants, T. s. Rives, John
Mason and Luke Allen are non-reSidents of
the State OF Tennessee, and that an attach
ment has been issued to the Sherlffof Mont
gomery county, Tennessee, who has returned
the same into this Office levied on the follow
ing described property as the property OF Il. :.
Rives, six or seven hogsheads OF tobacco in
the warehouse or possession of Smith d An
larson, marked in the names of Luke Allen
or ofT, =. Rives. or any tobacco in which y.
=. Rives has an interest in said warehouse or
under the control of said Smith IL Anderson,
or any property, money or effects of said
Rives in the hands of Smith q Anderson.
1t is therefore ordered that they enter their
appearance, herein, before or within the
first three days of the next term of the Chan
Gerry Court, TO be held at GAINESVILLE, OH the
third Monday in April next, 1887, and plead
answer or demur to Compliments Bill, or
the same will be taken for confessed as to
them and set for hearing ex parte and that q
copy of this order be published for four con-
seeutive weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
'hlr POLK q. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Master.
WEST 81 BURNEY, Sol'rs for Compl't.
March 10th, lSS7-4t.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02

HEBER, Ark BILL NYE, Ashevile,
N. C.--Dear Colona !. Can you tell me
il there is q good opening where You
are for a live, go-ahead train robber,
fourteen hands high and OF good
pedigreeY The industry has been
greatly oyerdone here. When train
robbingis let out TO the lowest bidder
the profits are bound to be small. Il
might not pay in your Immediate
vicinity,as am told that you are at a
health resort, and have noticed that
where good health runs riot there is
very little Of any thing else, but per-
haps you knowa localitywhere it would
pay. | ewn eighty acres Of the finest
dornicks you ever say, and want you
TO tell ME in bold-laced type what is
best for me to do. If you say so, I'll
stick tothe dornicks until the COWS
return to their domicile. The chattel
MORTGAGE Of fate. howeveEis hard TO raise
on a hagstone soil. Your truly,
NJ. r. WHITE.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02

The celebrated Nine. Recamier was S8
when Barras was busted from power, and
she was without dispute declared TO be the
most beautiful woman IA Europe, which
rank she held for fifteen years q I.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02
W. W. McMurry, Complainant, VS.. Garth
Brockman ct al, Defendant.

It appearing from affidavit filed in this
cause, TINT the defendant, Elijah Sebree is
Nonresident of the State of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered that he enter his APP
peafance, herein, before or within the first
three days of the next term of the Chancery
Court. to be held at GAINESVILLE, on the third
Monday in April next, 1887, and plead, an
swer ordemur TO Complainantis Bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to him
and set Tor hearing ex parte; and that copy
of this order be published for four consecutive
weeks In the GAINESVILLE Chronicle.
POLK g. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Master.
Yancey & Wilson, Sol'rs for Com'plt
March 10th -lSS7-4t. a 20
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02

Do not murmur or repine over your
hard, macadamlzed lot, Mr.. White, or
seek to iheeome suddenly wealthy by
robbing trains.
Ii you are determined to go into the
train-robbing industry, however, do not
come here. This is no place for train
robber. You would not wish to rob an
invalid on his way here for his health,
and just barely alive; and | am snre'yon
would not care to rob him on his way
back when he IS strong and well, but
penniless.
Inls Is not the worst drawback about
train,robbing here, however. 1t is the
running time OF the trains that inter
feres with your trade. A bandof train
robbers from Missouri came here five
years ago, hoping 10 establish branch
OF their great cooperative train wreck
ing and robbing emporium, but they
were not successful.
IL is salus tnlL they established them
selves up near Round Knob, armed to
the teeth, and awaited the arrival OF the
train.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02

- "a. - = s@ lgesfst it 81
When Baby was ok, we gave her ca.toriA
When abe was Child, shs cried for CastOriA
When she became Miss, she olung 70 castOria, ;
When abe had Children, she gave them CaOtOria.
Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-04-02

Begins Corresponding With Train.
Robber.
Boston Globe.1

Good Advice to One Beginning Career
OF Crime.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Tie manufacture ot cheap pure
alum i4nm, (says the MI Y Engineer
ing and Mining Journal has been the
dream Of many a netallurgist during
tbe past quarter of d century, and yet
the problem has Wntil now, or very re-
gently, resisted the lnnnmerable ef-
forts made ior IFS solution. Success
appears AZ last to have rewarded the
persistence 81 the Investigators, and
though We are net ut present permlts
ted % describe the process ~ which
tins success has been attainea. that II
Iii extremely simple Il evident when
We say thai Gle cost Of the pure metal
win IN The not distant future approxi-
mata that 81 copper The process re.
terred q i very different iron tue in-
genioIs electric method 81 which the
towles BFotheis have So successfully
feaaead tbe es.t of alnninum alleys,
lut i Il not iIlat quoted III our Fur
aecs Niii aaa Factory notes 81 al.
other page
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

After two years Of anxious waiting
justice has at length been done to Mrs.
Maria Berger, and She was this morn
ing (24thl BY Deputy sheriff Speedy,
reinstated in her ancestral home on
the San Xavier reservation. By of.
fieious Indian agents She was driven
from the home wherein she was born
and raised and likewise her father be-
fore her and lazy, thriftless Papagos
installed in her stead. Both agents
active in this nefanous business, have
been relegated to private life, from
which judging them BY their deeds,
they never ought to have emerged,
On the Berger homestead at the time
Of the expulsion Of Till family, was a
nice frame house, d thrifty young
orchard and well titled fields, but now
on their reoecupation tho whole place
presents a miserable and wretched ap-
pearanoe For this election and van
ton destruction of property, the afore-
said agents should be made 70 pay Ii
tbey are not financially able 10 make
good tins loss the government should
be compelled 70 Do II for them, and
furthermore it should punish its ex-
agents for 10 fragrant an abuse Of the
little power II indisereetly entrusted
to their hands Citizen.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

ly spoken of ia the plural Is ihe
ieurnals
Il Itlspvpyided that the presiding ol-
fcers having taken Their respective
soats, ana aauorum being present, he
proceedings of Che preceding day shah
be sead, 70 the end that any mistakes
may be corrected that may have ap
eurred in the entries; but sueh cor
seetjons can only be made after the
reading, and an Affirmative vote aus
thorizing the correction, which must
be minutely stated and recorded at
length, thus atfording no opportunity
for doCtcrine the record such is not
what is purpoyted to he q journal Of
proceedings Of tho 14th Legislative as
sembly Of Arizona, and, therefore, it's
void and not admissible Is prove d
fact, for the reason that they are not
in conformity with established re-
quirements Of what Is necessary to
constitute Journals Of Legislative pro-
cee6ings.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Iao distarsae eta ealised pY tlte lttlle
pebble glliea pisley dropped into TIE
politieal waters II California has
trayared ike continent and washed
she slqre q THE Atlantic The result
IN Cali lor convention for iha fer.
nation 81 Al AineFiean PARTY the
.cbief PRINCIPLES III which partake large.
III of fhs tenets q TIE uad Know
Nothing paris ths central idea being
restriction of immigfailon. Tbs con
yention viii " held il PhiIsdslphia
nezt ncu ana dela ~ from thirty
eight states will be present 4 scheue
will be formalatad soelieet 4 ilofoagh
organization of state county and
townsAip commit tees and will call i
eonyi.ntion % be bella u July ne2t
with ils view of plaeiug in ihe held
candidates fol President ana Vice.
President ii The next Natioual elec-
tion.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Notwithstanding the frequent sag-
gession Of the aae Of eleciricity ~ aa
illuminant FOR niiaes, nothing practi-
cal had resulted IN the eouRtry until
row il y announced that The Cons toeb
mines and mills are q ~ thus lighted
Three dynanlos are being constructed
il San Francisco, and are To be az.
4igered at ths mines within TIVE
months. They viii be run BY water-
power, end wil be set UP near the
new watsr-min q tho Nevada Min
and Mining Company II tie southern
part of Che city They viii furnish
100 arc Lights and 1900 ineandasccnt
lamps,
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Il would be singular II the subject
oF divorce should become q political.
Issue, yet il is BY no means inproba
ble, il recent Washington adyiees can
be relied upon The Government
Board of Statistics has for sono time
past been making a thorough exam.
ination Of marriage and divorce ststis.
tics, which bas attracted much attcu-
hon to the question Cf the great at,
versity Ia divorces laws III tho yarious
States and Territories of the Union,
and prominent statesmen are adToca-
ting a national divorce law to supply
TO all parts Of the United States, 1vhile
others equally saduential are stranu-
ously opposed 10 such a measure, COM
tending that such law would be 4
usurpatiou upon the part Of the Ma
tional Government d Capitalization
without parallel in this country.
~ n matter oi fecord that alVoreeB
have been much more numerous in
the North than in thesSoUth, and the
latter section is opposed 70 the passage
OF general law az unwarranted I'M.
tarferenoo with State prerogatire,
Divorces are much more numerous
and ou the increase in cities than in
villages and rural districts, which fact
is assigned for their preponderance ia
the North, and III is a fact that within
the past few years, since tie increase
in population in several Southern
cities has boen SO rapid, divorces have
greatly increased
The subject win doubtless reeeiys
congressional discussion at the nszt
session of that body.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The Prescott Courier bewails tho
fact that the Democracy ef Mohavet
Pima and Gila counties will not follow
the lead 81 Tie Courier, 81 acknowL
edge it tho bell wether of Arizona
Democracy and, therefore, deplores
the fact that Tucson, Globe, Kingniaa
and other places are greatly in need "
newspapers that viii voice Democracy
AZ the Courier understands ii The
paper IS referred To by the Courier be-
lieye that Democracy consists Of more
than seven principles, tho loayes and
fishes, and are therefore not iured
from tho Jeilersonian creed that The
almighty dollar cuts 40 figure ID the
tenets of the party
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

he iire II lhe Calumet 4 Hctl

Z he fire ii The Calumet 4 Hccla
mine continues to be i disturbing facs
ter IN the copper market bat late
New York adyices show slight ad.
yanccs ii spot copper and Cor future
delivery The extent of the life IA not
definitely known. ard this uncertainty
Us 70 the damage that viii result, is
soribed As The reason Tor The lifelass
condition d THE market
Information fsoni the fge IS lneagre,
lnut putting together The various re-
ports, ii is evident that the fire IS
u ucli more serious than was at first
Supposed. The Boston Herald states
;.hat III twelve shafts (the entire
number eleven have been closed 70
exclude The ar, for the purpose of
smothering the flames. The mine il
heavily timbered which causes much
apprehension 20 ba felt. and The shafts
being inclined. hueh damage may be
done FROM heating the oyerhanging
rock q condition where II may
erumble. The inference drawn ffom
another report Il that ihe situation Il
bad. II SAYS the output this month
viii rot exceed ! 10000 pounds.
against TIE usual 100000 pounds.
Four furnaces of the smelling works
have been closed down Even should
the iiie he soon extingaished i viii
take several months u pat Che mine
in working order again.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The n Y Mining and Engineering
Joprnal has II from excellent authori-
ygthat lbs Baltimore Copper smelling
and Rolling Company have entered
into b contract with the Anaconda
.mine, whereby they control the entire
output of tIiis mine sold for home eon-
sumption, The baltimore works are
.about enlargina their saieltiug plant
81 the erection q additional furnaces
ef large capacity and tbe production
for 1858 viii be % the hasis of t@en-
fye atilHon 25,00oQ00l pounds of
refined copper
This would Emit silg amount of An-
acnnda copper % Sc sold In this cpun-
Try q maximum of about ZOO, 600
pounds mouth
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The New York Mail and Express
TINS describes the testimonial sword
70 be presented 10 General Miles IN
citizens Of Arizona at Iucson on tic
9th prox: ''rhe seabbard is Of solld
gold. 0na az its sides viii be lett
plaiu for the presentation Inscriptions,
etc. The other side win be engraved
with the following characteristic
scenes; Frs, the Agency at San Tar.
los (on the reseryatiop), the Indians
in natural camp lils, SEQ.
ond scene, companies of cavalry and
infantry ia pursuit Of Indians. Third,
the fight. Fourth, the capture and
Indians marched to Bowie Station,
where q train OF cars stand ia waiting
for their reception, and last Is Geroni-
mo head, with hat on, forming the
foot Of the scabbard This latter work
Is dong from Fly's photograph Of Ge.
ronimo, and is perfect to life. The
blade is Of Damascus steel, and viii BE
engraved with the name Of Gen, Nell
son a. Miles, and scroll work The
handle Or hand grip viii be Of white
sharks skim, braided III gold The
guard win be of gold and Be emblem
attic Of beth cavalry and inianhy Az
the extreme end Of the guard, en-.
graved in gold viii be the head 81
Natchez, the SON Of Cochise, 4 moon.
stone amethyst forming the end Of the
hand-orip.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Surface indications point to d land
squabble in Tombstone similar to tue
late Phnnix unpleasaniness Judge
Berry clmms. under II \. patent title
70 the Mountain Maid mining claim,
upon which portian of che town oil
Tombstone II buiIt The tewn conn
ell viii coptest Berry claim IN The
courts, upon tbe grounds that ths
Mountain Maid Il not a mine aud ney-
er had ledge, and, further, that the
patent was fIapduleatig obtained.
Meanwhile residents on the claiti, irns
patient qf Che las delay, max outing
Gus threats that they viii settle the
mRttei ia theit own way
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Peter l3olan, until lately / member
of THE Territorial Beard al Equaliaa.
t'on, was forced % resign IN eonse.
quence Of the action Of tho Territorial
Stock Association, which founded him
mp, ana rnt their condemned brand
upoa him ia a series d resolutions.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27
pay.Ie.an. Mare l,oane oa.


That eontaminating ana forsiga ele.
tneut il tie blond, developed ~ ipdi-
gestign, Ii The oause of rhepiuatisa.
This settles upon the sensitiye snb-outa.
neous covering ri ths muscles and liga-
nsnta u The joints, causing ounstant
and shifting spain, and aggfegatiag
as ealeareous, ehalky deposit which
produces stiffness and distortion of Chg
Joints. No fact which experience hail
demonstrated ii regard to Hoststter j
Stomach Bitters has stronger Evidence to
support than this, namely, that tliis med.
ieine of comprehensive uses checks the
fermidable and atroeioae disease nor
i It lass positively established thai Il IS
preferable to Tho poisoils often tsad IA
arrest Il, since the medicine contains
only aalntorg Ingredients i i also /
signal reiRedy for Inalariai feyer, con-
stifatien, dyspepsia, kidney and bladder
ailments, debility and ether disorders.
seq thst you get the genuine
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

The Hancock Miehs Copper Herald
of tile 17th insh saysi as ana steam
are being forced down tho Calumet &
Heclamine Tho shaft viii probably
81 opened near the end Of next week
There are practically fo changes iii.
Tie sutfaee Indications Because the
mine has continued closed, some pep
pie have lost confidence ID tue steaui
and Gay method of extinguisbing the.
fire, bnt tho managene nent has not kept
the shaft closed longer iiian was in-6
tended near the frat TAe product for
1ast wesk 1t the mills was 2i5 tons
425 pounds itls said Chat MI Wood
bury 8as the leading man u dosisillg
and startling tle method used tog put
Ting aut Gill afe Ihe Ena aepriag
ni ourns espfssses
the me4hod being pussnea
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

With the magnificent outlook for
Tic range interest, and the olganiaa-
tlou Of many new mining enterprises
On 4 substantial fooing there rsevefy
reason to believe that Arizona Il on
the eve of ar era of great prosperity
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Every little while interest in Gopfed
crate state bonds IL revived in Eng
land, and nov TIE news comes that Il
committee representing $3.50 000,a00
ID VARIOUS kinds of Confederate seem
rtIes is actively dayising plans for
real2r@ ypon tbon fsssel " tile agi-
tstio~ the purpose of WORKING
'~as hanas o,sto pEaan-
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Passenger rates on the Southern
Pacific rajlroad, 10 California, have
been reduced, making the fare be-
tween san Franeisco and los Angeles
SIS The former rate was S22l
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

IL IS claimed that The train robbers
secured S7l 600 IN currency and sl3,-
600 in gold making q total Glenn up
Of S8a 600. Not q had days work.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Prof 0 y fowser, who had i n&t
sienal 4epnt,tian as . plirenolegist
and author dtaa last week, il gonaee.
tienI
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27

Governor Bartlett 81 California was
strtcksn BY paralysis en- Monday night
last and bis condition IL said 70 be
critical.
Arizona silver belt., 1887-08-27
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